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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Walking tour"”.

  1. A MINOR TOUR IN A MAJOR CITY: WALKING THROUGH THE HISTORY OF CHILDHOOD IN PHILADELPHIA

    This public history project seeks to create a walking tour that connects with children through use of history of childhood as well as engaging children by using methods that inspire interest in historical content. This is project engages the use of a website and digital map to create a virtual and …

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  2. Discover Uptown: Using the Built Environment to Interpret Local History

    … by the Columbus Museum Uptown as а guide for a walking tour by eighth-grade students, the project surveyed selected blocks of buildings in downtown Columbus. The structures were examined for their architectural, historical and aesthetic significance. The information was organized into "tour …

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  3. The Utterly Complete History of Cambridge, Massachusetts

    … local librarian, the director of a historical walking tour, and eventually the Gaucho detectives themselves, Leonard searches Cambridge’s history for how radicalization, community, and his family failed modernity’s great tests.

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  4. The Utterly Complete History of Cambridge, Massachusetts

    … local librarian, the director of a historical walking tour, and eventually the Gaucho detectives themselves, Leonard searches Cambridge’s history for how radicalization, community, and his family failed modernity’s great tests.

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  5. Walking and talking : topographies of memory in Kingston-upon-Hull

    … techniques (including photo-elicitation and walking practices) along with personal accounts and oral histories, to trace the production of memory across a range of everyday spaces. Central to this work is the development of a virtual walking tour methodology which, it is argued, presents new …

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  6. Woodland Owners Motivations for Involvement in Landscape Scale Forest Stewardship

    … two dependent variables "market jointly" and "walking tour" to measure the interest of PF owners in engaging with neighbors in education and planning were obtained. Findings suggest that those with a college degree or higher had more than twice the odds of being willing to participate in …

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  7. Material Virtuality: Remaking Rio de Janeiro’s Past and Present through Digital Media

    … towards its suburbs. It interrogates how a walking-tour initiative, Rolé Carioca, and a virtual museum, Rio Memórias, use a mixture of digital platforms and in-person events to encourage residents of Rio to reconnect with their city’s public spaces. Chapter Three considers how glitches, …

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  8. Governance of Community-Based Ecotourism in Bhutan: A Case Study of Nabji Trail in Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park

    A limitation of Bhutan’s controlled tourism policy of “high value, low impact” is that its benefits have not extended to rural communities in remote places. To provide such opportunities, a pilot project on community-based ecotourism known as the “Nabji Trail” was developed and opened in Jigme …

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  9. Governance of Community-Based Ecotourism in Bhutan: A Case Study of Nabji Trail in Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park

    A limitation of Bhutan’s controlled tourism policy of “high value, low impact” is that its benefits have not extended to rural communities in remote places. To provide such opportunities, a pilot project on community-based ecotourism known as the “Nabji Trail” was developed and opened in Jigme …

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  10. Walking in Landscapes of Displacement: The Spatiality of Transcultural Activism

    … the city rather than as outsiders. Using city walking tours led by displaced persons as a multiple case study, it examines how they affect the politics and public memory of the cities they inhabit or pass through. The study focuses on walking tours in two sites of analysis - Berlin and the …

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  11. Ar lorg na slí

    … It is written and presented as a conversational walking tour between myself and a dialogic other through landscapes of personal, conceptual and occupational significance. This creative confluence of writing and walking is not merely a device to enhance reader engagement, but, after Richardson …

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